The Moravian-Silesian Beskydy Mountains are a mountain paradise that attracts tourists, cyclists and skiers from all over the country and abroad. This picturesque area offers countless opportunities for excursions, hiking and cycling. Get ready for beautiful views, wildlife and the hospitality of the locals.
The new Radost lookout tower was built at a height of 422 meters above sea level. The construction of this atypical lookout tower, which from a distance resembles a very luxurious hunting lodge, began in the fall of 2012 and ended in August 2013. Although it is a private lookout tower, since September 2013 it has been accessible to everyone and for free.
The natural monument Hromnické jezírko is located 500 meters north-east from the village of Hromnice and on the left bank of the Býkovský stream at an altitude of 360 meters above sea level and in the district of the village of Hromnice. The area of Lake Hromnické is 12,20 ha. Hromnické lake is an ideal destination for hikers, cyclists and families with children.
This cave is an ideal starting point for lovers of hiking, sometimes even cycling, or for trips with children. The entire foundation of this cave under the name Petrovská díra was formed by natural water erosion on the left slope of the ravine, which is called Petrovská jáma. Later, the cavity was artificially expanded and used for occasional living.
During your wanderings in Kokořínsk and Mšensk, you will pass a number of interesting rock formations in the forest that look like sculptural works left here by nature itself. Most of the rock towers are named by local residents and climbers, such as Pharaoh, Tutankhamun, Cleopatra and others, as most of the rocks are used by climbers for
Viewpoint Pilsen, which is located not far from the Krkavec observation tower, in the middle of the forest in the city of Pilsen, is an interesting destination both for hikers and cyclists, as well as for nature lovers and families with children. This place provides peace and a wonderful view of the entire forest and the city of Pilsen. This place is located at an altitude of about 455 masl
Today we visited another interesting place in Pilsen, the Sofronk Arboretum, which you can find in the Pilsen - Bolevec area. The Arboretum was founded in 1956 by Ing. Karel Kaňák, right after the task of breeding pine was advertised in what was then Czechoslovakia. However, the existing areas were not enough for this purpose, so the Sofronk Arboretum was founded.
Another tip for hikers and families with children is the Spejbla and Hurvínkam adventure circuit, which is located near the system of Pilsen ponds. The city of Pilsen has prepared for you this unique movement-experiential educational circuit for the anniversary of the birth of the puppeteer Josef Skupa (January 16.1.1892, 8.1.1957-January XNUMX, XNUMX).
In the past, clay kilns, or in other words tar kilns, were a widespread and efficient device for the production of universally useful products. Bulk furnaces were usually found on the outskirts of larger forest units and cities. The column furnace here dates from about the middle of the 18th century and is definitely the most well-preserved furnace of its kind in the Czech Republic.
The Kamenný rybník reserve is a popular destination for all hikers, cyclists and families with children, not only because of its location within the city of Pilsen, but also because of its accessibility. Botanists' interest in this area dates back to the second half of the 19th century. The beginnings of the protection of the so-called primeval forest at Kamenné rybník date back to 1900, when the botanist F. Maloch - the city of Pilsen - requested it. Since 1913 J.
The Krkavec lookout is among the three most important peaks in the vicinity of the city of Pilsen and after the castle and the tourist destination Councilwoman is definitely the highest peak, as it is located at 504 meters above sea level). Krkavec is a popular destination for hikers and cyclists and families with children.
The Sigmond trail is unmissable due to a number of attractions and is located in the recreation area of Bolevecký rybník. The route measures about 7 km and forms a circuit starting and ending at the final station of tram no. 4. The number of stops is 15, the tour lasts 2-3 hours. The trail was opened as the first educational trail in the city of Pilsen on April 14.4.1987, 110 for the XNUMXth anniversary of the birth of professor dr. ing.
One of the most famous, most beautiful and tourist-attractive circuits in the Kokořín region is the Cinibulkova trail. From 1904 to 1944, Josef Bedřich Cinibulk, a promoter and admirer of the natural beauty of the Mšen and Kokořín regions, lived in Mšen.
Martin and I have one thing in common. Our girls like to ride a bike, but they don't despise other outdoor activities either. In order to preserve the decor, we arrange a walking trip. Now straight to the Brdy Protected Landscape Area with a great destination, namely the TOK signpost with an altitude of 865 meters. Even now, as I write about it, my legs hurt, but what else. We have to snatch. The girls slapped their bikes last week.
Everything I made up about cycling activities came out this week. That's why I wanted to use the wool and finally ride the border bikes from the Czech Republic to Germany. As a destination I chose the German Šumava - Bavarian Forest National Park and a clear goal in it, namely Grosser Falkenstein with an altitude of 1315 m. However, I did not tell the girls that it will be "probably" only uphill.
When asked Míša if we would go on a hiking trip there and there, my answer was always: "Why would we walk on it? It will be faster on a bike" However, under the weight of her argument, I decided that the hiking trip would be nice. Understand the word argument, it inflated me so much that I had no choice .. :)). In addition, buddy David is also a hiking enthusiast. So we just got together and drove.
I enjoyed a wonderful bike ride when I went from Břeclav to the Ranšpurk nature reserve, which is part of the beautiful floodplain forest near Lanžhot. I went to the Ranšpurk nature reserve from Břeclav, which is known for being an imaginary cycling gateway to the Lednice-Valtice area.
The Hont region, which lies in the southern part of central Slovakia, offers many natural and cultural monuments. We are located in a seemingly inconspicuous southern part of the region, where there are less visited natural monuments, but perhaps more interesting for the wider area, because they are little "peeked" ..
Adršpach sandstone rocks are certainly one of the most beautiful Czech natural phenomena. So where else to go in the coronavirus period than to the beautiful nature, where a person has peace from people and can take off his veil. But I was wrong. Beautiful nature awaited us, but we did not find it empty there. We felt more like Václavák in terms of the number of people.
My friend David suggested to me if I want to go with him to the Bohemian Forest when I like the hills. I wonder why not, what kind of hills can be there. According to the route it looked simple .. The plan was a route that started in Železná Ruda, direction Poledník lookout and then to glacial lake Laka. But on the map it looks different than in real ..